Multigen travel offers family travelers the chance to create lifelong memories and connections through meaningful and shared experiences. The increasingly popular travel method sees hotels around the world offer more packages, activities and accommodations around it. Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort stands out as a prime destination for multigen families looking for memorable experiences.
Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort offers a variety of lodging options for families, including one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom condos, homes, villas and townhouses. Whether staying in Beachside or Bayside villas or Osprey Pointe, the resort has the perfect accommodation for every group’s size and budget. Travelers can also opt for golf carts and pet-friendly accommodations.
Travelers will never be bored at Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort thanks to its 19 pools, Klub KZ for kids aged 4–12, adventure zone, bike rentals, kayaking, paddle boarding, fitness center and tennis courts. Families can participate in icebreaker activities, arts and crafts, pool parties and games, arcade games, wet-n-wild parties, a pirate show, and much more.
The resort is also home to 20 on-site restaurants, perfect for accommodating all tastes and palates, as well as offering the option to enjoy different cuisines and dishes each night of the trip.
Take advantage of a 30 percent discount on stays of three–seven nights, as well as a $100 Sandestin Gold Card per room to be used for dining, activities and spa treatments.
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